If Joe introduces himself as Dr. Early to sell to Gensol, knowing that people will assume that he was a medical doctor, but he never tells anyone that he is, would contracts entered into be considered fraudulent?

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Moshe Houston

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6 August, 07:07

If Joe introduces himself as Dr. Early to sell to Gensol, knowing that people will assume that he was a medical doctor, but he never tells anyone that he is, would contracts entered into be considered fraudulent?

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Lawson Walton · Answer 1

Probably not, because there is no statement of a material fact since he did not say he was a medical doctor.

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If Joe introduces himself as Dr. Early to sell to Gensol, knowing that people will assume that he was a medical doctor, but he never tells anyone that he is, would probably not contracts entered into be considered fraudulent because there is no statement of a material fact since he did not say he was a medical doctor. Joe's act certainly will not be considered as illegal and fraudulent because of having no statement of fact.